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Kangba Noel Forest Park (康巴诺尔森林公园)
Kangba Noel Forest Park is the hometown of wind and a sea of clouds. The boundless scenery has attracted the endangered migratory birds, relict gulls, under Class A national protection, to live and multiply here.
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Shangfang Mountain National Forest Park (上方山国家森林公园)
Shangfang Mountain National Forest Park is located around Hancunhe in Fangshan District, 60 km southwest of Downtown Beijing
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Peking University Red House (北大红楼)
As the birthplace of the May Fourth Movement, the Red House of Peking University was once the main front for the spread of Marxism in early China, leaving behind many "red stories".
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Zhuanta Hutong (砖塔胡同)
Mr. Luo Zhewen called it the "root of Beijing's hutongs".
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Qinglong Lake Water Amusement Park (青龙湖水上游乐园)
It has the largest bathing beach in Beijing where up to 10,000 people can bath and play
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Guozijian (The Imperial College) (国子监)
Guozijian, the Imperial College, was founded in Yuan Dynasty in the 13th century. With a history of over 700 years, it was the state administrative organization of education and the highest educational institution in the Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasty.
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Cai Yuanpei's Former Residence (蔡元培故居)
Mr. Cai Yuanpei’s former residence in Beijing is a courtyard with three entrances from east to west in Dongtangzi Hutong, Dongcheng District, with a construction area of about 368 square meters.
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Baicaopan Scenic Area (白草畔自然风景区)
The main peak of Baicaopan is 1,983 meters in elevation which coordinates with each other from afar with Baihuashan in the west of Beijing
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Princess Hejing’s Mansion (和敬公主府)
Princess Hejing’s Mansion was the mansion of the third daughter of Emperor Qianlong when she got married.
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Huang Shi Cheng (皇史宬)
Huang Shi Cheng, also named Biao Zhang Ku, was the imperial document library in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.